Marcus Brigstocke invites Eve Pollard to try new experiences.
Adam Bede by George Eliot (Omnibus)
Episode 2
1 hour, 10 minutes
on BBC Radio 4 ExtraAvailable for years
Staffordshire, 1799. Will the captain's military career, or someone else, prevent a marriage to Hetty? Stars Katherine Igoe. Show more
Billions of kilometres away in space, two man-made objects still send signals back to Earth. Ben Silburn reports. From 2001.
Spring cleaning and more. Pam Ayres' poetry and sketches with Felicity Montagu and Geoffrey Whitehead. From September 2012. Show more
Kenneth Williams and Ted Ray poke fun at Europeans and celebrations. Songs and sketches with Miriam Margolyes. From June 1974. Show more
The schoolboy can go to the Merseyside derby - if he qualifies for the school band. Stars Jimmy Clitheroe. From February 1967.
The children help out when a paper chase goes wrong - and Roberta learns the truth about her father. Stars Victoria Carling. Show more
The children are convinced that the man from the BBC will help them. But is he really what he seems? Stars Sara Crowe. Show more
From Curtis Mayfield to Gustav Mahler. Actor Colin Firth shares his castaway choices with Sue Lawley. From 2012. Show more
Will a dentist's Pacific encounter with the lovely La La make him put down his drill forever? Read by Garard Green.
Author Christopher Brookmyre chats to Shappi Khorsandi about her life, loves and writing her first book in an interview recorded live at the 2012 Edinburgh Fringe Festival. Show more
'The Liver Birds' actress recalls her career, reflects on being Welsh and reveals how Liz Taylor upstaged her. From August 2003. Show more
Adam Bede by George Eliot (Omnibus)
Episode 2
1 hour, 10 minutes
on BBC Radio 4 ExtraAvailable for years
Staffordshire, 1799. Will the captain's military career, or someone else, prevent a marriage to Hetty? Stars Katherine Igoe. Show more
Billions of kilometres away in space, two man-made objects still send signals back to Earth. Ben Silburn reports. From 2001.
Sir Morton Makepeace's characters disrupt his play and threaten his new Folly. Rollicking comedy set in 1770 with Freddie Jones. From September 1991. Show more
Kenneth Williams and Ted Ray poke fun at Europeans and celebrations. Songs and sketches with Miriam Margolyes. From June 1974. Show more
The schoolboy can go to the Merseyside derby - if he qualifies for the school band. Stars Jimmy Clitheroe. From February 1967.
Mel Giedroyc gets spooked by a Yeti Hunter, seeks out the Loch Ness monster and takes a walk in the shadow of Big Foot as she rounds up a monstrous week on the 4 O'Clock Show.
The children help out when a paper chase goes wrong - and Roberta learns the truth about her father. Stars Victoria Carling. Show more
The children are convinced that the man from the BBC will help them. But is he really what he seems? Stars Sara Crowe. Show more
After the sound portrait of his ancient farmhouse, Roger Deakin tours the garden with its moat and animal friends. From 2004. Show more
The Man in Black wonders if two neglected boots in a cupboard harbour a malignant soul? Stars Edward de Souza and Sean Barrett. Show more
1839 gothic horror. As his behaviour starts to change, Roderick Usher reveals his terrible secret. Read by Sean Barrett. Show more
Author Christopher Brookmyre chats to Shappi Khorsandi about her life, loves and writing her first book in an interview recorded live at the 2012 Edinburgh Fringe Festival. Show more
'The Liver Birds' actress recalls her career, reflects on being Welsh and reveals how Liz Taylor upstaged her. From August 2003. Show more
Kenneth Williams and Ted Ray poke fun at Europeans and celebrations. Songs and sketches with Miriam Margolyes. From June 1974. Show more
The schoolboy can go to the Merseyside derby - if he qualifies for the school band. Stars Jimmy Clitheroe. From February 1967.
From Curtis Mayfield to Gustav Mahler. Actor Colin Firth shares his castaway choices with Sue Lawley. From 2012. Show more
Will a dentist's Pacific encounter with the lovely La La make him put down his drill forever? Read by Garard Green.
Back where it started out. Matt Lucas and David Walliams' oddball TV smash hit, without the cameras. From February 2002.
Brian creates a stir when he embarks on a biography of Britain's greatest playwright. Stars Rebecca Front. From December 1996.
Made for 4 Extra. Justin Edwards and the team tastefully make fun of the news stories from the last seven days.
The battle to save humanity from the control of computers comes to a climax. Stars Greg Proops and John Hegley. From May 1996.
The Man in Black wonders if two neglected boots in a cupboard harbour a malignant soul? Stars Edward de Souza and Sean Barrett. Show more
1839 gothic horror. As his behaviour starts to change, Roderick Usher reveals his terrible secret. Read by Sean Barrett. Show more
From Curtis Mayfield to Gustav Mahler. Actor Colin Firth shares his castaway choices with Sue Lawley. From 2012. Show more
Will a dentist's Pacific encounter with the lovely La La make him put down his drill forever? Read by Garard Green.
Author Christopher Brookmyre chats to Shappi Khorsandi about her life, loves and writing her first book in an interview recorded live at the 2012 Edinburgh Fringe Festival. Show more
'The Liver Birds' actress recalls her career, reflects on being Welsh and reveals how Liz Taylor upstaged her. From August 2003. Show more
Kenneth Williams and Ted Ray poke fun at Europeans and celebrations. Songs and sketches with Miriam Margolyes. From June 1974. Show more
Sir Morton Makepeace's characters disrupt his play and threaten his new Folly. Rollicking comedy set in 1770 with Freddie Jones. From September 1991. Show more
